Cara menggunakan csv save multiple sheets

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Using the basic functions in Excel, you are only able to save your entire worksheet as a text file or as a CSV. So, how do you convert multiple Excel sheets into separate CSV or text files? That's why we created the step-by-step guide below as a way to share with others how we solved this problem.

. Or, if you want to convert to CSV, please follow the instructions below:

How to Convert Multiple Excel Sheets into CSV Files:

Step 1 - Open VBA Window

• First, make sure your Excel Spreadsheet is open and press ALT + F11 at the same time in order to open the Microsoft Visual Basic Application (VBA) window. If you cannot open the VBA window by pressing “ALT + F11”, there’s an alternative way to do it:
• Under the Developer Tab, click "Visual Basic" on the left side and that action will open it:

Step 2 - Input VSB Code

• Now that your Microsoft Visual Basic Application is open, you need to click Insert --> Module. Then, copy/paste this code into your Module Window:

                Sub ExportSheetsToCSV()
                    Dim xWs As Worksheet
                    Dim xcsvFile As String
                    For Each xWs In Application.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
                        xWs.Copy
                        xcsvFile = CurDir & "\" & xWs.Name & ".csv"
                        Application.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=xcsvFile, _
                        FileFormat:=xlCSV, CreateBackup:=False
                        Application.ActiveWorkbook.Saved = True
                       Application.ActiveWorkbook.Close
                   Next
               End Sub

• It will look like this:

Step 3 - Final Step

• After you insert the code, you need to press F5 to make it run. Then, you will see that all the exported CSV Files are located in your Documents Folder - like in this screenshot:

Converting Multiple Excel Sheets into Text Files

Step 1 - Open VBA Window

• First, make sure your Excel Spreadsheet is open and press ALT + F11 at the same time in order to open the Microsoft Visual Basic Application (VBA) window. If you cannot open the VBA window by pressing “ALT + F11”, there’s an alternative way to do it:
• Under the Developer Tab, click "Visual Basic" on the left side and that action will open it:

Step 2 - Input VSB Code

• Now that your Microsoft Visual Basic Application is open, you need to click Insert --> Module. Then, copy/paste this code into your Module Window:

        Sub ExportSheetsToText()
            Dim xWs As Worksheet
            Dim xTextFile As String
               For Each xWs In Application.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
                 xWs.Copy
                 xTextFile = CurDir & "\" & xWs.Name & ".txt"
                 Application.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=xTextFile, FileFormat:=xlText
                 Application.ActiveWorkbook.Saved = True
                 Application.ActiveWorkbook.Close
              Next
          End Sub                          
        

Step 3 - Final Step

• After you insert the code, you need to press F5 to make it run. Then, you will see that all the exported CSV Files are located in your Documents Folder - like in this screenshot:

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